The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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... suit against the original proprietors of the property , the trustees , promoters , directors , and counsel . Held , that the proprietors must repay the whole purchase - money , the trustees their " commission " ( called by the court a ...
... suit against the original proprietors of the property , the trustees , promoters , directors , and counsel . Held , that the proprietors must repay the whole purchase - money , the trustees their " commission " ( called by the court a ...
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... suit for breach of promise of marriage may give evidence ; but no plaintiff shall recover , " unless his or her testimony shall be corroborated by some other material evidence in sup- port of such promise . " Plaintiff swore that the ...
... suit for breach of promise of marriage may give evidence ; but no plaintiff shall recover , " unless his or her testimony shall be corroborated by some other material evidence in sup- port of such promise . " Plaintiff swore that the ...
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... suit against T.'s representatives to set aside the sale . Held , on the preliminary objection that the wife's representative was the party who should have sued , that the suit was properly brought by W.'s ex- ecutors . Widgery v ...
... suit against T.'s representatives to set aside the sale . Held , on the preliminary objection that the wife's representative was the party who should have sued , that the suit was properly brought by W.'s ex- ecutors . Widgery v ...
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... and he added that he knew the lady advertisers had no such intention of so misleading them . Held , on a motion to set aside a non- suit , that the letters contained matter which might be 98 DIGEST OF THE ENGLISH LAW REPORTS .
... and he added that he knew the lady advertisers had no such intention of so misleading them . Held , on a motion to set aside a non- suit , that the letters contained matter which might be 98 DIGEST OF THE ENGLISH LAW REPORTS .
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suit , that the letters contained matter which might be libellous ; and that the question should have been left to the jury . - Hart et al . v . Wall , 2 C. P. D. 146 . LIEN . See CHARTER - Party , 1 ; Vendor's Lien . LIFE SALVAGE ...
suit , that the letters contained matter which might be libellous ; and that the question should have been left to the jury . - Hart et al . v . Wall , 2 C. P. D. 146 . LIEN . See CHARTER - Party , 1 ; Vendor's Lien . LIFE SALVAGE ...
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